Please Consider “Liking” The Backyard Pioneer on Facebook to keep up with all our happenings. . . Lechon Asada sounds a heck of a lot sexier than smoked pork butt, the name rolls of the tongue and you can’t help but think of sunny tropical islands and flavorful foods. I love Southern BBQ but […]
Spyderco Resilience Review
Spyderco Resilience Review The Spyderco Resilienceis an interesting blend of high-end materials, Chinese steel, and Spyderco design. The Spyderco Resilience is a huge hand filling knife and the big the big blade swings open with authority. It is a great value for it’s size and pedigree. Overall length: 9.375 inches Length closed: 5.25 inches Blade […]
How to Build a Trellis for Vertical Gardening
Adding a trellis for Vertical Gardening is a great way to wring extra production out of your garden. Cucumbers, squash, and zucchini are excellent things to grow in a vertical space. It takes a little bit of work to train them up the trellis but the extra yield is worth the effort. These work well […]
10 Preparedness Skills for 12 Year Olds.
Recently The Mom With A Prep and Are We Crazy Or What? ran blogs on skills that a kid should have by the time they turn 12. This really gave me some food for thought, my son just turned two and a half and I was left wondering what Preparedness skills would be […]
Raised Bed Gardens as Landscaping.
Raised Bed Gardening As my desire to dig up the backyard and convert it into a thriving micro-farm runs headlong into the reality of what my wife will put up with, I think we have reached a happy medium, of using Raised Bed Gardens as Landscaping. Raised beds offers a lot of benefits for the […]
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